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Palestinian journalist given asylum in UK accused of mocking Israeli hostages - Vimarsana News

Palestinian journalist given asylum in UK accused of mocking Israeli hostages

A Palestinian journalist given asylum in Britain after exposing corruption in Gaza has been accused of mocking Israeli hostages on social media.

Source: yahoo.com
BBC Under Fire as Arabic Journalists Appear to Praise Hamas - Vimarsana News

BBC Under Fire as Arabic Journalists Appear to Praise Hamas

The BBC has come under scrutiny as reporters for its Middle East bureau have been accused of supporting the Palestinian terror group Hamas.

BBC launches 'urgent' probe into journalists working for its Arabic service in the Middle East after they backed Hamas on social media and called attacks on Israel 'a morning of hope' - Vimarsana News

BBC launches 'urgent' probe into journalists working for its Arabic service in the Middle East after they backed Hamas on social media and called attacks on Israel 'a morning of hope'

Six reporters and a freelancer have been accused of anti-Israel bias with the taxpayer-funded corporation already confirming one would no longer work for the BBC.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury slams BBC for not calling Hamas terrorists - Vimarsana News

Former Archbishop of Canterbury slams BBC for not calling Hamas terrorists

Lord Carey is 'ashamed' of the BBC's continued refusal to call Hamas terrorists.

Network launches 'urgent' probe into terror-supporting reporters - Vimarsana News

Network launches 'urgent' probe into terror-supporting reporters

As the war in Israel moves into its second week, a major broadcaster has launched an "urgent" probe into its own journalists for their apparent reporting bias in favor of Muslim terrorists.

Source: wnd.com